A serialized book-in-progress on the history and practice of digital scholarly publishing, using the journal Kairos as a case study. It explains peer review models, editorial practice and the effects of generative AI on journal editing.
Website: https://digital-scholarship.ghost.io/
Journalology collates and analyses news in scholarly publishing, mixing curated developments with the author's own assessments of major industry events. Recent issues cover Informa's planned separation of Taylor & Francis, market share data and publisher developments.
A newsletter offering opinionated commentary on scholarly publishing, peer review and the wider information economy, with occasional music posts and curated link roundups. Readers get an insider's critique of academic publishing issues and AI's role in it.
Essays on how AI is changing academic research, publishing and scientific data infrastructure, with a focus on provenance, metadata and trustworthy tools. Readers get an informed practitioner's view on whether papers remain the core research output and what AI systems need to reason reliably over scientific data.
Adam Hyde's newsletter covers how humans and AI agents can collaborate, drawing on his scholarly publishing background and his team's work building agent teams at pure.science. It also promotes PurePub.ai, a free online conference on AI in academic publishing.
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